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Yes, sir. They are definitely not Leeds friendly. But it does keep kids with forks out of them. Thank you for watching and commenting . I’m glad it was helpful.

It’s all in the video. Unless I misunderstanding what you mean.

No dumb questions. Only the ones that are not asked. Bobby, the device I had there previously had its own “whip “ from the manufacturer. Not all manufacturers allow you to hardwire their devices. This one specifically allowed for it to run directly to the EV charger. In this case I would’ve had to pull a new run of number six wires which I didn’t wanna do. You’re absolutely right it would be better in the long run to have less connections. Just down the road I’ll be changing this one to another. Thank you for watching and commenting.

@@YourFloridaElectrician Hey. Thanks!

Thank you also for contributing to the channel.

Thank you for watching and commenting!

That’s why I’m here. 🙌 Thank you for watching, supporting the channel .

Honestly don't see the size used by the manufacture. Ones fused at 60 amps will usually have #6 wire. This one is only at 50 amps so it's possible could be the next size down. 🤷‍♀

Yes. The graduations on the dial are even but you can get the red dial in between the graduations so you can get an odd number as well. Thanks for watching and commenting .

You absolutely can! You can also group them together like I did. Thanks for watching and commenting

Tv bottom is about eye height. Speakers are a little high but didn't know what kind of sofa we were getting yet. (didn't want the speakers behind it) Looks great from where we are sitting given all the seat recline and even reclined our feet are not in the way of the screen. I asked everyone after this comment to see if anyone has experienced any neck pain yet and so far no problems. Luckily it worked out for us here. Do you do Audio installs for a living? Just wondering. Thanks for watching and the valuable input for us all.😉

Thanks Todd 🤩

Yes. Some people like the detailed, but it’s not for everyone.. I figure I’m gonna record it anyway might as well include the details. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. 🙏

Well Karl, The Ev charger is strictly 240 volts, no neutral needed. The plugged version 6/3 has that configuration because everyone is installing a NEMA 14-50 or range outlet which as two hot, one neutral and ground. The neutral on the plug going to the EV charger is not wired because it doesn't need it. A range on the other hand uses the neutral wire because it has 120-volt loads. Like the display and when certain heating levels of the cook top are desired. Hope this answers your question. The best compliment if you liked the content is to like, share and subscribe to the channel. 👍

Great question @walkngdude. I'm surprised I don't have a material links. Here is the strain relief I used: amzn.to/3VhbuSl

#6 THHN

Send me the link to the 1288 switch so I can check it out.

The Leviton 1288 switch will only switch one load at 220 volts. (Line in - Line out) This can be used to switch your water heater on / off if you want. Maybe you can use a Smart EV switcher? You can make a plug for your water heater or dryer and share one with your EV. Here's a link. amzn.to/4eJTKpD

@@Floridaboi321 yup! 👍

I don’t know why he would be pissed. He wanted you to check them. lol 😆 Thanks for watching and commenting

Wow. You should take some video and post it showing some of the shit work being done over there. 👉

Interesting. I’m not aware of it. If you could send me a link to Amazon so I can look at it.??

Glad you liked it, but I need a lot more videos. Not easy part-time.

If I recall correctly, when you take that end piece off, there is a hole there just big enough for the connector to slide into the glove box. Make sure the glove box is open.

Thanks mate, the challenge I had was yes you can poke the cable through the hole on the trim side, just no corresponding hole in the glovebox inside. Finally worked out that it needed to route into the glovebox via a small gap in/around the closest side of the glovebox "lever". A really tricky job, after 1/2 an hr of no luck and cursing madly, finally resorted to get a piece of thin wire as a conduit to connect the 2 holes and get the cable through. Maybe things are a little different for my 2024 MY RHD, but def not a simple job for a DIYer. Also another note for others, the dash light strip I was supplied was 110mm long but the length of the dashboard vent is 135mm, so unless I got sent the wrong product you need to start sticking the dashboard LED lights approx 100mm (4 inch) from the end. It would be a much better product if the LED light length fitted the whole length of the dash!

@pjjt4396 agreed! Mine I had to do something similar. Seem to be a couple inches shy to being all across on both sides. Looks great though when you’re going down the road.

I try. Glad it helped.

That’s awesome @elgatomarcus! Glad to hear. Are you doing the install yourself?

Curious of how your install came out? Do you want to share?

@@YourFloridaElectrician My brother installed and it was uneventful. I am very happy with the results. I went hard wired but with 40 amps and it's faster than I imagined.

@ElGatoMarcus Glad to Marcus! Glad it went well. Enjoyed the charger. It’s the one I use most currently.

They can be frustrating at times. Once you figure out you just have to wiggle it a bit the headache goes away. Sucks even if you don't have kids the code requires them for new installations. Thanks for watching and commenting

I hear ya! Just rock it back-and-forth it’ll go in.. 👍

Thanks for watching and the kind words.

Thanks again. Hopefully it helps.

Thanks for the kind words, man. And thank you for watching and commenting.

60 amp circuit. Glad the video is helpful. Thank you for watching and commenting.

I thought so too but they work really well for the price. So well I had to turn them down a notch. They were too bright!

Very little it cost to do things correctly.

All of us in the trade had to go through it and that’s how you learn. There’s no getting to the top without starting at the bottom. I thank God for TH-cam helping all of us people prepare the learning phase where somebody went before us and they can explain how it’s done.

There is an NEC & NFPA Books for a reason. The installation will work but better if done correctly.

@EdCar52 Thanks man for the kind words!

That’s from St. Cloud, but that was recorded last night. Surprisingly tonight does nothing but a little little bit of wind

The mounting strap for the light fixture has a ground connected to it. It was connected to the ground in the electrical box. See time at 7:50 in the video. Thank you for watching and commenting.

@@YourFloridaElectrician Got it now; thank you again. Your video was helpful to me.

Very glad it helped. Feel free to like, share and subscribe. It really helps the channel. 🙏

That’s funny thank you for that statistic! Every vehicle has its Achilles heel . I won’t be driving through any seawater anytime soon.

A lot more btus I think

@YourFloridaElectrician They never learn from the last one or the one before that ect... 😅😅😅😅😅

Sometimes it takes a few times to learn something. 🤔🤔🤔

Very good 👍

I have an EV so I’m figuring I won’t be driving through saltwater over my car for sure. 👍

@@YourFloridaElectrician Not all EVs are bad but Teslas QC sucks, the waterproof seals failed. I drove a 2016 Leaf through over 2 feet of water years ago, no damage per multiple dealer maintenance. I drive a 2023 chevy bolt now, I have yet to test it on a flooded road.

Well I have a Tesla so I will definitely NOT be making wakes through any saltwater anytime soon intentionally. That's awesome about the Leaf and bolt. I heard if the water gets into the car via through the door it seems to find it's way into the battery. Not sure if all cars are like that. I'm hoping the message gets out to anyone with an EV just to be on the safe side. Sucks to have your car burn but really sucks to have that fire burn your house down as well. No one mentioned that to me when I purchased my car. hmmm Thanks for watching and commenting TT4T. 👍👍

@@Floridaboi321 they work. Barely. 😹

Agreed 🙏